Quicklaw Conveyancing

There is no hard copy of the service, but you are welcome to print out each screen as you go.

Please note however that the Quicklaw Conveyancing service is fully interactive and delivered entirely on line, with the exception of certain copyrighted documents that are forwarded to you by mail when requested by you. The service is delivered in this manner to ensure that you are getting the most current information as the Quicklaw site is regularly updated as legislative amendments occur. We recommend that you use the interactive pages by regularly accessing the online service. You must have easy access to the internet and email as you must return to the service several times throughout the conveyancing process.

No, once purchased the fees paid for the service is non refundable. If you are unable to complete your transaction you still have 6 months from date of purchase to obtain another transaction. If you cannot, then you are able to transfer your service to a friend or relative to use for the completion of their conveyance. Should you wish to do this, that party will need to use your username and they will need to change the contact details on the website (using ‘My Account’).

No. The price you pay is service is for the completed conveyance of one property. If you are a Seller and your transaction fails (for instance the Buyer terminates, etc) then you can continue to use the same service to obtain another Buyer and so on until your property settles. This service is current for 6 months from purchase. At the expiration of this time Quicklaw Conveyancing retains the right to terminate your service.

Most land in Queensland and New South Wales is freehold land, however should the property that you are transferring be leasehold we would recommend that you seek the advices of a solicitor specialised in this area. The Quicklaw Conveyancing Service is not designed to deal with those matters necessary to complete a transfer of Leasehold Land.

If however, the property that you are transferring is in New South Wales then there is not presently a Transfer Service that will meet your needs. You will be required to purchase both a sale and purchase service to get all of the information that you require to complete the transaction. This is because the requirements under the New South Wales conveyancing legislation still require that certain levels of disclosure take place even between related parties.

Development of a New South Wales Transfer service by Quicklaw Conveyancing is under review.

At this stage Quicklaw Conveyancing Services are only available for Queensland and New South Wales property. Development of the service for property in Victoria is presently under review.

Quicklaw Conveyancing is the trading name of Do It Yourself Conveyancing Kits Pty Ltd, and this site has been providing DIY online conveyancing services to the Australian public for 10 years. We are not a law firm. The Quicklaw Conveyancing Service is an online service designed by Australian conveyancing lawyers to assist the self acting buyer or seller to complete their conveyance. You can use the information and tools delivered in this service to compete your transaction for yourself.

You have the added security of obtaining support from a law firm registered in Qld and NSW and specialising in conveyancing at any time during your conveyance by using the links in the website. Please note that Lawyer Support is an additional fee.

This DIY service provides you with all of the information, forms and letters to complete a standard conveyance for house, land and vacant land. Your searches, stamp duty and other outlays are an additional fee. Lawyer support is available also for an additional fee, if you feel you require it. For more information click on ‘What’s included in the Price?’